AI-generated image description: Table showing post-election shift in Gallup presidential job approval ratings from 1952 to 2012, with before and after net approval scores and change values.

AI-extracted visible text:
Post-Election Shift in Gallup's Presidential Job Approval
Election Incumbent Election Result Net Job Approval* Before After Change
1952 Truman Party Lost -23 -24 -1
1956 Eisenhower Won 49 60 11
1960 Eisenhower Party Lost 27 33 6
1964 Johnson Won 59 51 -8
1968 Johnson Party Lost -9 -1 8
1972 Nixon Won 23 34 11
1976 Ford Lost 5 21 16
1980 Carter Lost -18 -25 -7
1984 Reagan Won 25 30 5
1988 Reagan Party Won 13 22 9
1992 Bush Lost -22 -3 19
1996 Clinton Won 18 23 5
2000 Clinton Party Lost 19 30 11
2

Originally embedded in "Polls Show Below-Average Post-Election Approval Bounce for Obama", an article by Micah Cohen: http://fivethirtyeight.com/features/polls-show-below-average-post-election-approval-bounce-for-obama/

Original source URL: https://fivethirtyeight.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/fivethirtyeight-1130-gallupapprove1-blog480-v411.jpg

AI disclosure: Image descriptions and visible-text extraction were generated using Sonnet 4.6 by Anthropic.

plus-circle Add Review

comment

Reviews